Solved? 2 days later... this seems to have fixed itself. I can now see the Simulators, as expected. Maybe Xcode just needed to download more items, and sort itself out? Xcode is still 13.2.1 (13C100)

Was that helpful, @swathy001_krishnan ?

App Store: to prevent an iOS app from being available on Apple Silicon Macs From App Store Connect, go to the page for your app, then go to "Pricing and Availability" In the section "iPhone and iPad Apps on Apple Silicon Macs" uncheck "Make this app available macOS {version}" Save

If the app has been backgrounded for about an hour, then it is reactivated... It might still be in memory, so it will "resume" operation It might have been removed from memory, so it will "relaunch" The first step in your diagnosis is to distinguish between those two cases. Other thoughts: Are you saving state when the app is backgrounded? Are you restoring state on foregrounding? Is what you call the "SplashScreen" actually the Launch Screen, that shows when the app is Launched, or is it something else?

Hi @SeymourKnecht Your question "How to submit images in review process" was answered by @Claude31 You thanked them, but did not (yet) mark their answer as "Correct", to close the question. You could do that now! If you agree that my answer here is correct, then please mark that as correct. (That's what makes the forum work.) If you have further questions about my answer, then please ask away!

Do you think it might be related to the adoption issue we're having? Yes, because too-frequent updates worsen the user experience. (Which can make users behave in unpredictable ways.) Do you have a strong opinion on how frequent should be the releases for an app? Yes. No more than monthly, and preferably less frequent than that.

Speaking as a user, it drives me nuts when apps have to be updated at crazy-fast intervals. Personally, I would delete an app that was updated that regularly. We usually release a new version of the app twice per week As a developer, I would be interested to know why such frequent updates are necessary.

Best to post your code in a code block (using Paste and Match Style). Then people may be able to help you.

Just for interest, @kinjal_boghara, has this question already been posted before, by @michalis-ligopsychakis? https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/695270 And this one, by @dhairyasenjaliya https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/696936?answerId=698718022#698718022 (Which has been answered.) What is going on here? Have you created all these accounts, to repeat the same question? Or are multiple people asking the same question (then ignoring the answers)? Why? I (and others) are happy to help, if you are genuine.

Did all these answers help you, @Yozzy?

Which version of Xcode are you using? How are users installing your app?

App Information > General Information > Category @SeymourKnecht don't forget, when someone answers a quention correctly (like your "How to submit images..." question), you should mark the answer!

Please do not do this, @benny_ncc

It's not entirely clear what you are asking. You are "developing" 7 images...? Do you want to show a loading indicater while your 7 images load? Or are the 7 images to be used in your custom loading indicator? SwiftUI provides a ProgressView, to use as a loading indicator. Best to use that, unless you have specific reasons for needing a custom loading indicator?

Are the "ThumbnailView" frames being set up correctly? That is, do thay have a tappable area? (You could double-check this by giving them a colored background.)